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| − | The '''Celtic Sea''' is an arm of the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] lying south of [[Ireland]] and west of the south-western [[peninsula]] of [[England]]. Its western boundaries are undefined, but to the east it divides into two arms: St George's Channel, which divides Ireland and Wales, and leads into the [[Irish Sea]]; and the Bristol Channel, which divides south [[Wales]] from south-west England. The Celtic Sea contains oil and natural gas reserves; | + | The '''Celtic Sea''' is an arm of the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] lying south of [[Ireland]] and west of the south-western [[peninsula]] of [[England]]. Its western boundaries are undefined, but to the east it divides into two arms: St George's Channel, which divides Ireland and Wales, and leads into the [[Irish Sea]]; and the Bristol Channel, which divides south [[Wales]] from south-west England. The Celtic Sea contains oil and natural gas reserves; those which lie beneath the Irish continental shelf are commercially developed. |
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Revision as of 22:28, September 1, 2008
The Celtic Sea is an arm of the North Atlantic Ocean lying south of Ireland and west of the south-western peninsula of England. Its western boundaries are undefined, but to the east it divides into two arms: St George's Channel, which divides Ireland and Wales, and leads into the Irish Sea; and the Bristol Channel, which divides south Wales from south-west England. The Celtic Sea contains oil and natural gas reserves; those which lie beneath the Irish continental shelf are commercially developed.